By Maria Bregman, writer and film critic The Independent International Film Festival (SIFFA) returns to London in 2024, set to launch on November 18th, with…
By Anne Fry Jerrod Carmichael’s journey in comedy has been anything but conventional. Known for his thoughtful, often provocative humour, he has never shied away…
When Seán O’Casey’s Juno and the Paycock first opened at the Abbey Theatre in Dublin in 1924, it arrived in a city still bearing the…
The NBC drama The Blacklist has captivated audiences for over a decade with its labyrinthine plot twists, high-stakes action, and, most intriguingly, the enigmatic identity…
By Sara Bright In the diverse landscape of genre-blending cinema, The Black Widow: Bite of Death emerges as an intriguing yet modest entry within the…
By Sara Bright Art Cologne, the world’s longest-running contemporary art fair, holds a unique position among global art gatherings. Unlike biennales or other curated mega-events,…
By Sara Bright Nestled on the southern coast of England, Brighton is an idyllic blend of Victorian charm, modern culture, and seaside allure. Known for…
By Sara Bright The recent exhibition titled Lucky Number 8 at the Bomb Factory Art Foundation captures the essence of cultural fusion, showcasing 17 London-based…
By Sara Bright The acronym “AFC” is widely recognised, yet its significance varies depending on the context in which it appears. Across fields such as…
The enduring power of Sophocles’ Oedipus Rex lies in its relentless, procedural march toward an unbearable truth. It is the ultimate tragic blueprint, a narrative…